Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-12
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY, MARCH, l2, 1887.

QOtel. Superintendent Hodges is in from the Humbolt camp. He says tne recent work on the Octopus has developed fine body of good ore, Bufrs St. Louis drsught beer IS never fiat or sour. The last glass from the Reg is as sharp and lively ss the first and it has no equal ID Arizona.
 The wsrum dsrum has just received new delicscy-pickled string beans. When washed and cooked they are ss fresh and delIcste ss when first picked. IhelLos Angeles coroners are kept quite busy over the numerous founi desds" with which its highways and byways abound. Some people are un, charitable enough to say that one had best be found dead than without money in that angelic Gotham.
 The Tombstone Daily Prospector IS the name of a new journalistic venture the first number of which appeared tnls morning, m Tombstone. It 10 De con ducted by Messrs J. J. Nash and hidg- ley Tilden, It IS destined to make things red hot for its enemies.
 The Mineral Belt laid two miles of track this week notwithstanding the stormy weather which caused two lay offs. Track material Of all kinds suth- cient for ten miles IS now here and more arriving daily.-Flsgstsf Champion.
 The Courier office was recently honor ed by s visit from Col. A. A. Bean, re- presentstive from Pins county, who is without doubt, one of the grsndest old gentlemen ID America, if he IS 8 republi- can.-Prescot. Courier.
 The first white child born in Nam moth camp glsddened the household of NIT. Galloway on Thursday, March Sd. Mir, Galloway is happy over the event, but instead of raising the price of blsck- smithIng he simply works the faster for the little ones sake.
 Messrs. Plsnkington and Armour, the great pork packers, passed through Tucson for California, last night. They were in & special csr of the Milwaukee and St. Paul rsilrosd, and were sccom- panied by their families and 6 few friends.
 Four little nigger girls" in the Ian guage of one of the perpetrators were out serensding last night, and their lyrical career was finally brought to sudden grief by the appearance of 8 white robsd spook, whose ghostly pres ence WAS not down upon their pro- gramme.
 William Ried has received the smelter returns from SIX tons of ore shipped from his Nilon mine in Olive camp, The ore yielded Sl06 per ton. He has another carload nearly ready for ship ment and the grade IS improving with depth of development. The Olive camp "a kaapipn fIa uOn1 ranntQtlOn-
 It reported that W. A. Cuddy and his command are preparing for 6 raid on the inofensive people of Tombstone. Italy has had her earthquake and Ohio her terrific wind and storms, now right on top of all thls trouble comes this tornado of f--. We will tRks our chances in the country for s time.- Epitaph.
 The Wetmore irrigstiug ditch is all completed to the point where The Hume ID the Rlllito river bed connects with 1t. In very short time the water will How through it to the body Of lands lying along its course, and some of the finest farms out of doors will spring up. That IS the quality of enterprise this country needs to make 1t flourish.
 Mr. JscobSchneider and Mrs. Lizzie Culver, both of Dudleyville, were mar ried in Tucson on February 27th, by Rev, Father Sheldof. Mrs Culver Is a pleasant lsdy, and is the sister of Mrs. W. A. Cunningham,.of Dudleyville le. with whom she has been living for some time. MT. Schneider is sn old resident of the county and is widely and fsyorsbIy known.-Florence Enterprise.
 The Riverside group of mines, belong ing to Messrs. Putnam, NIeman snd Elder are about to pass into the hands of an English company. The bargain was closed short time ago subject to 8 guaranty of perfect title, which guaranty has been since cabled to London. These gre fine mines and are 8 safe invest ment.
 Mir. 4. E. Walton, mining engineer, Of No. Finch Lsne, London, Englsnd,is at the San Xavier. He has just returned from a thorough examination of the Mammoth mine ID the interests of sn English syndicate. It is rumored that the sale will be made and a very large and perfect HIll will be erected at the Mammoth mine.
 NIT. W. $. Neville returned today to the Olive camp, He received word last night of 8 big strike in the Annie mine, adjoining the Olive. It was made in the west drift from the south end of the croscut, and the whole face of the drift is in good ore. This 10 the most import snt strike yet made in that camp, and tt demonstrates the existence of large ore bodies along the little threads of high grade ore.
 Mir. B. A. Stephens, who was a report CT on the CITIZEN several years ago and now editor of a paper Pomona, Cali fornis, is one of three defendants in 6 criminal libel suit instituted by Major Horace Bell, editor of the Los Angeles Porcupine, The complaint charges Stephens with the authorship of sn anonymous scsndslous circular entitled the Life of Horace Bell"
 Mir. George Allison has purchased the Warner mill and lake property, and also the MundelIus ranch. This accession to his other lands on the west side of the Santa Cruz gives him one of the finest and best farms in Arizona of over three hundred acres of tillable land, every acre of which will be worth from one hundred to five hundred dollars when put under the state of cultivation pro- posed by the purchaser.
 Col. W. Fl. Harper's father, who died n NONemDcf lhst, Nbs hn ONucE Ol n portion of the Pennsylvania estates orig finally the property of William Penn. They are now considered among the most attractive snd valuable portions of the great keystone state outside the largest cities. The Colonel inherits quite handsome portion Of them. but he chooses to still pull the throttle on the passenger locomotive.
 Thomas Steele. Deputy Cattle In spector, went to Lordsburg on Sunday and inspected csr-load-SO heRd-of yesrling Hereford bulls, shipped by Wal ter Morgan & Son, of Irving, Kansas, to the Thoroughbred Cattle Company ot Arizona, at Tucson; slsO ten head Of Jersey and Shorthorn COWS, coming from Missouri and belonging to J. M. Richardson, of Tucson. The cattle were given @ clean bill of health .-Wilcox StockmRn,
 The Union Market has been turning out a very large quantity of choice bs- con. hams. etc, and its trade has kept up an equally increasing pace. The